Sentence examples for discovery and exploitation from inspiring English sources

One of his most successful ventures was his discovery and exploitation of vast oil deposits in Libya in the 1960s.

Although the aluminum plant closed in the late 20th century, the town benefited from the discovery and exploitation of North Sea oil.

Although other Europeans resented this dominance of the trade, even the Portuguese discovery and exploitation of the Cape of Good Hope route could not altogether break it.

The discovery and exploitation of petroleum and natural gas in the Gippsland Basin and Bass Strait beginning in the 1960s have provided a great boost to Victoria's economy.

With the discovery and exploitation of oil in the Qarah Shūk region 50 miles (80 km) east of the town, Al-Qāmishlī grew rapidly.

The structural changes in the county's economy commenced with the railway constructions of the mid-18th century and continued with the discovery and exploitation of crude oil.

Later, Shane and Venkataraman (2000) advanced the three main pillars of entrepreneurship research: the opportunities (including the sources, discovery, assessment and exploitation) and the entrepreneurs (the individuals which seek, discover, assess and exploit the opportunities), positing research should be developed along these avenues.

We draw on the widely accepted definition of entrepreneurship proposed by Shane and Venkataraman (2000, p.218) in their seminal paper: 'the processes of discovery, evaluation, and exploitation of opportunities; and the set of individuals who discover, evaluate, and exploit them'.

Sutter Gold is just one of several companies seeking to reignite a stagnant industry in California, a state whose early history and growth were intertwined with gold's discovery, excavation and exploitation.

This indicates the passionate individual was more to engage in opportunity discovery, evaluation, and exploitation.

That means the presence of unpredictable environment also influence the discovery, evaluation, and exploitation of new opportunities by firms.